Lone Tree
by fotodude

Comment by Alain:
Great colors, well done.

Lone Tree
by fotodude

Comment by Rasai:
EARTHQUAKE !

Who?
by fotodude

Comment by UNTITLED:
Great composition and color. The eye contact is very cool as well, just wish this gem was a little sharper. Very nice!

Horse Sense
by fotodude

Comment by Tlemetry:
Excellent! The head is on the 1/3rd vertical plane. The eyes intersect the horizontal plane. The fence leads you to the eyes. Perfect lighting and dof. AND not a horsefly in sight! I so want to pet that soft nose!

Water Feature
by fotodude

Comment by kenskid:
surly not a 4. I would have given a 6-7.

Skid

Water Feature
by fotodude

Comment by fotodude:
Forget i ever asked dude....

Originally posted by hokie: My number one reason for scoring any photo is interest..does that photo communicate and entertain me enough to make me want to look at it some more. A good feature of the photo was the backlighting of the fish bowl. I would have given it a 5 or 6 if I didn't sense some color fringing issues around the fish. These may be minor and not noticeable to most but in a shot that doesn't grab my attention I probably nit-pick on small technical stuff. Goes back to personal interest. I was in the minority but maybe my comments will give you a look at the minority view :-)

Who?
by fotodude

Comment by nsoroma79:
I would love to see this a sharper

Who?
by fotodude

Comment by twm122:
Beautiful owl. Like the dreamy look and feel of this shot.

Corridor
by fotodude

Comment by cryingdragon:
Greets from the Critique Club
I'm going to have to agree that the overexposed white walls are pretty distracting. I feel this would have been a better entry if it was darker and more eerie or downtrodden in feel to give it more of the emptiness.

Also, I see the alley being the subject in this, but maybe that's just me.

On the good side:

Great contrast and depth. I almost feel as if I am walking into this alleyway.

--Mike

Horse Sense
by fotodude

Comment by freakin_hilarious:
That horse has character. He certainly looks like he is deep in thought. Nice use of the rule to draw the eye down his long face to the most interesting (to me) part of the picture, his nose!